your voice be heard. weigh in on all of the topics we discussed on twitter. have a great weekend, see you next week. new video out of north korea may be a growing concern. should the u.s. take action? congressman peter king weighs in today. >> growing death toll. we'll have governor kyle if he agrees . criticism from republicans. economist steve forbes breaks down the numbers and what they mean for the economy . all that and school in california banning tight pants because they are distracting. i am john roberts. live from america's capitol starts now. >> we begin with breakking news out of afghanistan, six

americans were killed in insurgent attacks. three u.s. service members and two u.s. civilians were killed when a suicide bomber detonated a car. another one was killed in eastern afghanistan and the latest round of violence comes as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff visits the region . that is ahead of the 2014 withdrawal . tensions running high in north and south korea . new video shows jim jong un walking with troops and shooting a gun . reports just yesterday that north korea moved the missile launchers to the coast and warned foreign diplomats to flee the country. what should the u.s. and south korea do. our next guest said they should take preemptive action. joining us now is congressman peter king. a member of the select

intelligence committee. good to see you this afternoon. what is your take on all of this? how serious is it? just the usual bluster from north korea or could it morph in to something else? >> it is more than the usual bluster. the reason i say this is, kim jong-un, i don't know if he is able to turn this off. this time of year, north korea starts activity like this. but his father knew when to cal brate it and step it back. he could get himself out on a limb and hostilities could emerge. for instance the south korea president said if north korea carries out an attack they will retailiate. that was not the case in the past. the inspection of troops and troop movements. obama administration is doing the right thing by having b-52

and putting missile defense in guam . all of that is essential to let our allies know we will stand with them and let north korea know they will not get away with aggression. >> what would you suggest and what circumstances would you launch a preemptive strike? >> does the united states have to wait until it is attacked or south korea would be attacked. if there is overwhelming evidence that north korea will launch an attack we'll take action. i don't see that need now . secretary kerry. they are monitoring it carefully and working with the allies in south korea . we don't want to wait until we are attacked to take action. it is being monitored carefully and north korea should know that we will not

get away with the free shots. >> i assume that you would look at taking out a missile if they are about to launchh one. i don't to put words in your mouth. what would you do and what could the potential fall out from that be? it is preemptive and the fall out is almost the same. and that situation occurred we would have to take what is essential to defend the united states. if someone is aiming the gun at you. you don't have to wait to pull the trigger before you take action. having our air assets over there and making it clear we'll stand with south korea. can china is the one party if

they want to can pull north korea back. and there is a war on the korean peninsula. this is taking the action. and that is the opening here. did they trust him less than they did their father? >> it could result in a war . that is the last thing they want . move our assets in the pacific. fa that neals china has more

of your own. and we need to must asset area. so over all how china looks at it. it is in their interest to calm north korea down. >> what is really at work here with kim jong-un? he's under 30 years old and is he just flexing his muscles or is somebody else pulling the strings? >> it is a question of whether or not family members or uncle or aunts are actually having more of an influence here. no one really knows. north korea is an intelligence black whole and trying to make sense out of him. is he a mad man or just trying to prove himself or being manipulated. it is not like in the cold war and what the soviet union was doing and what the communist chinese was doing. it is a different world.

>> congressman peter king great to spend time with you. >> secretary of state john kerry is en route to the middle east at this moment, and hoping to reinvig rate the israeli-palestinian talks. he will meet with presidents and stop to in instan bull. they are monitoring the details surrounding the death of mike mclelland and his wife cynthia. their murder came after an assistant district attorney mark hasse was also gunned down outside of the local courthouse. here is the latest on the hunt for the killers, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. investigators are asking if the clen clens may have known their killer. they were security conscious

after one of the leading prosecutor was murdered in the end of january. following the funeral. cynthia had opened the couples front door in the pajamas and officials suspect she would not have done that when considering how wary of killers . so far investigators have nothing to link the mclellands with the death of mark hasse one was that they were revenk building attacks by the ariian brotherhood of texas. but there are no leads. if it is the same group or person it is not random actsment take a listen. >> when you have assassination with the targets that sends a disturbing message to prosecutors and police officers and our judges that you are a potential victim anywhere you are.

we have new information on the investigation of colorado's prison chief tom clemens. members was another extremist gang are suspected of being involved. they recovered a gun that was threw away in a car chase. a fire arm was thrown from the vehicle before the arrest. two men spotted it . someone who received the gun turned it into the authorities. no indication that it was used in the murder. they were killed in a shoot out. >> back to you. >> troubling developments in texas about who may be behind this. >> kansas can be the next state with strict abortion laws. it blocks all abortion based on the sex . child and declares life begins

at fertilization. senator brownbag needs to review it thoroughly . adds that he is pro life. we'll ask him tomorrow on the program. >> president obama is set to release a new budget next week. early reports was entitlement cuts drawing criticism from both sides of the aisle. molly has the details. molly what is in the bill that we know? >> the republicans say the president is move negligent wrong direction for a plan for a budget. but today in his weekly radio address, president obama said it may not be ideal it is a responsible blueprint. it is including more tax hikes on middle class families and wealthy and two republicans concerned about government spending on entitlement programs and a cut in the future cost of living increase for social security and other benefit programs. >> it is a compromise i am

willing to accept to move beyond a cycle of the short-term crisis decision make focus on growing our economy and middle class for the long run . includes many ideas that republicans can accept as well it is a way to make progress together. >> republican house speaker john boehner seen here with the president in november said the president's budget has modest entitlement savings and what makes social security and other problems more fiscally solvept . said the gov gave in to what the president wanted in the end of last year saying that the president got his tax hikes on the wealthy with no corresponding spending cuts. we need to solve the spending problem and what the president offered would leave us with a budget that never balances. some democrats are concerned about the cuts to social security. after the president unveiled his budget details on wednesday. he will host 12 republican senators in the white house

that night. he's doing the meal to try to win over gop support for his policies, john. >> holly - molly with the details. >> the latest job report shows that only 88,000 jobs were added in march. the unemployment rate dropped to the lowest rate but only because people have stopped looking for work. steve forbes joins me now on his take for what it means in the economy. things were looking good, the stock market was soaring and looked like the housing market was beginning to recovery, and we thought the economic recovery was taking off and then this, what happened? >> what happened is, the tax increases that were enacted in january are finallyy starting to slow the economy down. you have the continuing drag of the uncertainty of the moom moth regulations coming with obama care. people don't know what the cost of their labor is going

to be when they hire somebody . every small business knows if they reach the 50 thres hold of 50 employees, they will have enormous increases in terms of hiring people and they are ramping down instead of expanding. you will get hit with a lot of news and put that together. no surprize this thing is starting to slow gan. >> the white house said it is a self-inflicted wound and pointing to the pay roll tax increase that was part of the fiscal deal in january and pointing to the sequester, are they right to point to the sequester in terms of what happened to the jobs? >> absolutely not. the sequester is barely kicked in at all . going to be moppings before the real impact . washington's unemployment went down to 2200 and state workers went on up 7000. you can't blame the sequester, what you can blame are the tax increases especially hurting

capitol creation and regulations that continue to come out by the thousands on obama care and no small business can cope with those? >> talk to us about the unemployment level and it went down 7.6 percent . during the election campaign there was a reduction in the unemployment rate and a lot was made of the reduction and this is going down for all of the wrong reasons, isn't it? >> that's right. you mentioned earlier that the labor force participation rates are the lowest since march of 1979 and more over a part of the jobs report is disturbing and created by small businesses according to a household survey and only 1.2 million in the last year and after the recoveryy to have that creation on what is supposed to be the sweet spot of the economy and small businesses that create the new jobs and have that level of new job creationn is very, very disappoint does not harbor well for future job

creation. >> we hit robust job creation and now we see this report. is this a one month blip as pay roll taxes and obama care are absorbed. >> this was a particularly bad months but look at the last three or four years we created if we had job creation in the previous recoveries we would have four million new jobs today. instead we have a declining labor force creation. that was jobs than we normally have. even though it was particularly bad and previous months were okay. long term three or four yearr trend is disappointing. >> a new offer coming from the president in the long-awaited budget that cuts entitlement in exchange for tax revenue raisers.

is there a chance it would pass and could that add a little bit more certainty in terms of what the corporations in this country are looking at causing them and perhaps causing them to hire more people? >> no, not at all. the cuts in the part of social security, fooling around with the cost of living index and you can make a case that is already lower than it should be. the idea that we have no inflation is perposterous and the president is throwing out there to make the republicans look like the bad guys and putting in new tax increases. the president got major tax increases on the so-called wealthy in january. what does that tell them in this country there may be more down the road. it is it a nonstarter for host of reasons in terms of dealing with entitlements and creating confidence.

>> steve forbes. good to talk to you. >> thank you. >> take care. >> parts of the country bracing for severe weather. it is a major storm that could last for days and may be april. but march madness is down . we'll have more after the break and could the blade runner be prepping for a come back? fiend out what his gages is saying about his return to running. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's lobsterfest our largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's drm or new grilled lobster and lobster tacos. come in now and sea food differently. now, buy one lobsterfestntree and get one 1/2 off with a coupon at redlobster.com.

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>> >> mike rice basketball scandal could cost rutgers university money and lots of it. major donors are threatening to stop giving the school money, this comes after the resignation of athlete director tim pernetti. he said he wishes he overruled school officials and fired mike rice when he saw the video of rice abusing the players. tonight they will find out if louisville can live up the hype. they are the favorite to win the ncaa, but one kevin ware made them the sentimental

favorite as well here is the thoughts. jim gray, good to see you. i am up here in dc . you are down there in all of the march madness and two great match ups. the first one. louisville versus wichita state . louisville as the favorite and a cinderella story with wichita state as well >> they are the sentimental favorite and that is rare with the number one seed. anyone who saw that will not forget what happened to the louisville team and kevin ware when he broke his leg. it was amazing the composure and i had an opportunity to speak to him and interview him and what a great future he has. in a selfish seat there is a selfless kid and didn't think about himself and the team rallied around him and said a prayer and if you were not a louisville fan before then, you have to be one now . witchita state haven't been in

the final four until 1965. but greg marshall pointed out they have booten to top teams and so they have advanced to the number nine seed to make it this far since larry did in 1979. it should be a great game. louisville is a stronger and better team. but the best teams don't always win. >> you have to look at the compeming story with witch stastate. they were walk on the and paid their way. will we see that or just good stuff for broadcasters like you to talk about. >> of course, you see it on the court. no one expected them to be where they are. nine seeds don't get this far. this is only the fifth time a nine or less advanced this far in the tournament in the final four, and their collection of

transfers and underclass men who came together and it is exciting to watch them. when you see wichita state, you think that that can happen at my school or this could happen in this 73. it is a great, great scorer . look how they came together . so they have a chance. louisville is a power house team. they have to go uphill and they are used to it. >> and what about syracuse against michigan. number 4 seeds whompt has the edge? >> well, again they are both number 4 seeds and michigan, when burke hit that shot they came back from 14 points . tray hit that shot and sent it in overtime and perhaps that will be the christian latner shot like he did in 92 . they have really been going well. they are playing a syracuse team. they came in last 12 games 6-6

and got crushed in the big east tournament by georgetown. will they be the hot team to get on the roll like kansas did and win this thing? the coaches know each other. beilein from michigan, he was brought in to make things respectable and straighten it out and he brought michigan back to the final four for the first time since 1993, going against jim boeheim. he will have celebrated his 51st yearr associated with the syracuse . so he came on in 1962, and if he wins today, he will be 4-0 in the semifinal game. it is a greatt match up they know each other well. it will be fun to watch. >> how crazy is it in atlanta at this point? >> cent 10ial olympics park is filling up. a concert last night . the traffic is bad when it is good and getting worse and the sun is out and no place better

to be than spring in georgia. this week in final four and then augusta in the masters. listen to us on the global network. we'll be there. and have a good day. >> thank you for having me on good to talk to you. parts of the country are bracing for an early round of severe weather that is expected to last for days. meteorologist janice dean has the details. >> high, john. with the spring time weather comes threat of severe weather april and may with the peak tornado months. some areas not feeling like spring in the upper midwest and great lakes where we are seeing several inches of snow and this will continue not only today but the workweek and another storm moves in from the rockis and that will give us potential for severe weather. we'll watch it move in canada and then the next main event

will bring in 12-8 inches in the northern and central plains and hail and damaging wind and we could have a severe weather outbreak and including tornados parts of oklahoma and texas and mving in arkansas and then in the midmississippi valley and joplin you remember in 2011, that devastating ef five tornado and watching that area and all . big cities acted by potential of severe weather. unfortunately with spring comes a potential of volatile weather. we'll keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you and we'll get back to you. >> and turning to syria. the situation continue to deteriorate . lawmakers are calling for aggressive u.s. action . former senator john kyle weighs in next on the update of the dirty dentist in oklahoma. thousands more tested for hiv and hepatitus .

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>> take a quick look now in the stories making newings. iran and six other nations wrapped up the talks about their nuclear ambition without deals . no word of any plans for the future. >> and public health clinic will be open to test thens of people for a number of diseases after horrible conditions were discovered in the dentist office. there were several complaints against scott harrison and some for reusing needles and hangrington is scheduled for court later this month.

>> a middle school student is banning students for wearing revealing pants. female students can't wear tight pant to school because they were distracting. the student caught violating the dress code will be sent home to change. >> tensions remain high after reports of north korea moving missile launchers to the coast. david piper is alive with the latest. hi, david. >> hi, john, yes. north korea is not missing a chance to show the war footing. it is revealing it is boosting artillery shell production. they showed the young leader young younging workers to produce more shells and once war breaks out they must destroy the enemy with a sudden strike and warn they must have high quality

artillery shells to make sure a rapid preemptive strike is successful. the south korea capitol is within rocket and artillery range it is thought they have thousands trained to soeul now. north korea told foreign governments that the foreign embassy should be evacuated by the 10th. so far countries contacted have made any official reply to the statement. the u.s. has no diplomatic presence there . north korea often tests missiles and nukes on important dates for them. the founder of north korea was born on april 15th. in a series of increasing belliicose statements north

korea threatened to attack south korea and the u.s.. a white house spokesman said they wouldn't be surprised if north korea launched a missile and there is two missiles to the east can coast and planning a missile test. in theory that could reach the u.s. territory of guam. the u.s. is sending an anti-missile defense system to guam but will not be there for a few weeks. >> in syria more than 70,000 people have been slaughtered by the assad regime prompting calls for the u.s. to intervene. former connecticut senator leiberman said syria is a moral and stratennelic calamity that is growing worse for syrians and neighbors and vitall interest of the united states. heebe leebe is leiberman is

saying there is a limited campaign of u.s. air strikes to nuteralize assad missile and planes that are used to terrorize the population. is it time to throw in with the rebel forces? john kyle joins us. >> you know what leiberman said. time for air strikes of a limited. >> i think he is right on we should have done something more than what we are doing a year ago. but the question is what is the exactly the right prescription. one of the things is using patriot batteries that are in turkey. i don't think that will work. they are not close enough to be effective against scuds or aircraft and you would not get approval of nato with the weapons. you could bring u.s. patriot to the border and you would have to get the turbish government approval for that. i don't think the exact

suggestion will work. >> what would you do then? >> i think there is a couple of things to do. make the decision for direct military intervention. air strikes against the aircraft. >> you think that that is appropriate? >> i think coupled with other things it could be. we have to make sure british and french support. i think we would. we would have to use american air cruise and against the aircraft of assad. it is a huge escalation and i think you would have to couple it with support along with saudi arabia for the nonjihadist or islamist forces in syria and put more pressure on qatar who is supplies weapons . we don't want assad to go away and replaced by an islamist.

>> what about it. >> and that is taking out the air force. no more helicopters or gun ships or attacking the rebel forces by the air. if you do, we'll take out your air capabilities. presumably he would test us and we would have to do that. >> and so big question. 70,000 people have been kill in syria. why is it taking thuss -- the united states so long. we don't buy a lot of oil. we used to buy a thousand barrels a day. but what is the difference? >> it is a hard issue, but i think the administration is faulted for not taking much stronger action much earlier and it still doesn't seem to be interested in supporting the syrian in establishing a regime that could be helpful to the west and friendly to the united states.

our about is to replace him with a government that can be stronger against iran and more friendly country in the region and one that is not belicose visa viisrael. that will not happen until the syrian people appreciate it >> there is a seething undercurrent of american. >> it is not a undercurrent. they appreciate the british and french and those countries would back us if we decided to do so . >> it is a big opening for al-qaida to get a foot hold. is it not at this point that it is in the national security interest of the united states to intervene militarily. >> and had we done so earlier we might have prevented al-qaida forces from being in there. there are over 5000 now we believe. it is not too late to come on the side of the rebels who are

not al-qaida and to arm them and work with them. >> you think the u.s. could turn around public opinion? >> i think if we did it in the right way. if we don't do it pretty soon it will be difficult. >> there is something else brewing, the united nations raised a red flag saying it is running out of money to take care of the syrian refugeeses. there are hundreds of thousands and million more in seria and in need of help. are we on the edge of a humanitarian catastrophe unless the war is hastened to the end. >> we probably don't appreciate the pressure of jordan, who is trying to be helpful but itself suffering and turkey is pressured by the refugees as well . within the country of syria itself, there are enormous suffering because of what is going on. >> senator kyle thank you for spending time with us.

>> oscar pistorius, former olympian charged with murdering his girlfriend is contemplating a return to competition. pistorius put on his blade and for a run just to see what it would be like. it may be a while before pistorius is ready to complete but believes he will return eventually. >> i think oscar is take hard and tough on him for the sad loss he suffered with reeva's tragic death and that will be the most important spot for us to work through to get him focus ready for training. >> pistorius is accused of killing reeva steemkamp. his next court appearance is scheduled for fourth of june. >> former president nelson mandela is been released from the hospital. his lungs were trained of

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>> we're going to turn up the ahhh factor. this lamb lost her mother when she was only two weeks old, but a golden retriever dog named holly stepped in and acting like a surrogate mother. and both are rescue animals live at all about